JS to Ts : simulator/src/data/saveImage.ts

[ThatDeparted2061]

Fixes #414 JS to TS @niladrix719 @JoshVarga @Arnabdaz @devartstar

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor

  • Migrated saveImage functionality from JavaScript to TypeScript
  • Removed unnecessary scope parameter in the image save prompt function

• Chores

  • Updated code to improve type safety and maintainability

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Walkthrough

The changes involve migrating the saveImage.js file to a TypeScript implementation (saveImage.ts). The core functionality of creating a save image prompt remains consistent, with the primary difference being the addition of type annotations and the explicit declaration of the globalScope variable. The function continues to interact with the SimulatorStore to trigger the image save dialog.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/simulator/src/data/saveImage.js	Deleted JavaScript implementation of createSaveAsImgPrompt
src/simulator/src/data/saveImage.ts	Added TypeScript implementation with type annotations for createSaveAsImgPrompt

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🐰 A rabbit's tale of code so neat, From JS to TS, a typeful feat! Save image prompt, now strongly typed, With globalScope precisely shaped A migration dance, both swift and light 🖼️

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[ThatDeparted2061]

cc @niladrix719 Wud love to hear for improvements